Stuck on Congratulations Message - Browser Assist
Browser Assist malware presents itself commonly by displaying a successful congratulations message.
The user is unable to continue on to course content as they are never redirected, because of interference by the virus.
Message: "Congratulations! Enrollment is complete. Your passwords have been locked in."
Browser Assist trojan virus message on error To remove "Browser Assist" please follow these steps:
- Locate the Start button in the bottom left corner of Windows
- Right click and choose Apps and Features (Win 10) or Installed Apps (Win 11)
- Search for Browser Assistant
- Uninstall Browser Assistant
Once this is removed you should be able to validate successfully to continue on in course content.
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